About Sarah
Sarah Snyder built her legal foundation at Washburn University, where she completed a J.D. in 2012 and holds a Children and Family Law Certificate dated 2009. The combination of classroom study and specialized coursework gave her an early grounding in family and children’s legal issues. She took that training into the practice of law in Kansas.
Her first recorded post-law school position was as an associate at the Law Office of Kurt L. James in 2012. She spent that initial year learning the rhythms of client work, courtroom procedure and case preparation at a small firm. The experience exposed her to everyday practice demands and the procedural details that shape litigation and family law cases.
After the associate role, Snyder went on to practice under her own name. Records list her as a lawyer at Snyder Law, LLC. Other listings show affiliations with Snyder & Snyder Law Office. The precise chronology between those listings is not set out here, but they indicate a move into practice where she could direct client matters and manage a caseload.
Snyder is licensed to practice in Kansas. Her academic certificate in children and family law suggests training in custody, child welfare and related family law subjects. That formal education, combined with early firm experience, informs the types of matters she handles. She has experience managing case files, counseling clients and participating in hearings. She works in state courts and deals with procedural issues typical of family and civil practice.
Her approach to cases is practical. She balances negotiation and litigation as circumstances require. Clients who need help with family law matters will often encounter both settlement discussions and court appearances. Snyder’s background means she understands both sides of that process: the paperwork and the personal elements that come with family disputes.
Outside casework, public records list office entries under the Snyder & Snyder Law Office name, though specific office locations and details are not provided here. Those listings reflect the administrative side of maintaining a legal practice and suggest local ties to the Kansas legal community.
She currently practices family law in Kansas.
